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Allegra Cornaglia serves as an Assistant Professor in the Speech-Language Pathology Department at Carlow University. Her clinical expertise centers on early intervention and pediatric language disorders, with active engagement in interprofessional education and simulation-based training methodologies.
Her research focuses on:
- Effective clinical education models for speech-language pathologists
- Interprofessional collaboration frameworks
- Simulation techniques in healthcare training
- Pediatric language development and disorders
- Patient-centered care implementation
Recent publications demonstrate strong trends in narrative language assessment for early intervention (2024), cochlear implant outcomes in pediatric populations (2010), and foundational speech technology development (2008). Her work bridges clinical practice, educational innovation, and technological applications in speech-language pathology.
Dr. Cornaglia maintains active membership in key professional organizations including ASHA Special Interest Groups (1, 10, 11), Society for Simulation in Healthcare, and Division for Early Childhood. Her teaching portfolio includes graduate courses in pediatric language, AAC, diagnostics, and research methodology.
Her educational background includes a PhD from West Virginia University (2022), MS in Speech-Language Pathology (2012), and BA from Wellesley College (2007). She holds professional certifications as CCC-SLP and CHSE (Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator).
